This course is only available for students who already have some experience and knowledge of fabrication and welding. Candidates who do not have prior experience, knowledge and a PEO qualification (or industry equivalent) will not be considered for this particular course. However, we do run other courses in the field that might be better suited for you – please take a look here.
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Overview
This is a vocationally related qualification, specifically designed to meet the needs of candidates who want to work in the sector, providing underpinning knowledge and enables candidates to have a component for the apprenticeship framework. -
Entry Requirements
Previous experience in the Fabrication and Welding industry is required, You will also need to hold a Level 2 PEO (or industry equivalent).
If you are under 19 and you do not already have English and Maths GCSE grades C/4 or above, you will be required to undertake GCSE or Functional Skills alongside your main qualification.
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Assessment Types
Assessment will be taken in the form of online and written tests as well as practical assessment. -
Units/Modules
Units covered in this qualificationMandatory units:
- Working in Engineering
- Engineering Technology
- Fabrication and Welding Technology
Optional units (select 3 from 5)
- Welding by Manual Metal Arc process
- Welding by MIG process
- Welding by TIG process
- Fabricating sheet metalwork
- Fabricating Plate-Work
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Benefits/Skills
By undertaking this course, students will be able to develop their technical knowledge and skills required for employment in the Fabrication and Welding industry. -
Careers/Progression
On successful completion of this course, learners can chooser to progress onto further studies as an apprentice or enter full-time employment.